Patronage and the Development of Drama, Music and Poetry (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Patronage definition
Patronage definition
Wealthy supporting artists financially for services/loyalty
Holbein's yearly pay from Henry VIII
Holbein's yearly pay from Henry VIII
£30 per year
Hornebolte family's introduction to England
Hornebolte family's introduction to England
Miniature painting
Poor Law 1572 effect on actors
Poor Law 1572 effect on actors
Forced all professional actors to find a patron
Panegyric meaning
Panegyric meaning
Text praising a potential patron
Leicester's poet gathering location
Leicester's poet gathering location
Leicester House on the Strand, London
Spenser's major work, 1590
Spenser's major work, 1590
The Faerie Queen (first three books)
Musicians employed by Elizabeth I
Musicians employed by Elizabeth I
About 60
Tallis and Byrd's religion
Tallis and Byrd's religion
Catholic (despite serving Protestant Elizabeth)
'Mask of youth' purpose
'Mask of youth' purpose
Standardised template of Elizabeth's face from 1580s